Bands & artists like Guillemots

If you like Guillemots, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.

Artists to try next

The Maccabees

The Maccabees

Their intricate guitar work and dynamic arrangements create a rich soundscape similar to Guillemots' layered instrumentation.

indie rock
Biffy Clyro

Biffy Clyro

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Known for their explosive choruses and complex song structures, Biffy Clyro shares a penchant for building tension before releasing into energetic melodies.

indie rock
Foals

Foals

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With their blend of math rock and indie elements, Foals craft songs that feature rhythmic intricacies and atmospheric layers akin to Guillemots.

alternative rock art rock dance-punk
alt-J

alt-J

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Their innovative use of rhythm and unconventional song forms creates a unique sound that resonates with the experimental spirit of Guillemots.

art rock folktronica indie pop
Wild Beasts

Wild Beasts

Wild Beasts combine lush instrumentation with emotive vocals, creating a sound that mirrors the emotional depth found in Guillemots’ music.

punk rock
Everything Everything

Everything Everything

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Their eclectic sound and art-rock influences provide a vibrant palette reminiscent of the buoyant releases characteristic of Guillemots.

art rock
Vampire Weekend

Vampire Weekend

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With their upbeat rhythms and melodic hooks, Vampire Weekend captures a lively energy that aligns well with the spirited nature of Guillemots.

alternative rock
The xx

The xx

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While more minimalistic, The xx's atmospheric soundscapes and emotional resonance can evoke similar feelings to those in Guillemots' layered tracks.

indie pop

Common questions

Who sounds like Guillemots?

Artists similar to Guillemots include The Maccabees, Biffy Clyro, Foals and alt-J. Each shares elements of Guillemots's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Guillemots?

Guillemots is primarily known for indie rock. A swirling tapestry of rhythm and melody propels each track forward, where layered instrumentation builds tension before releasing into moments of buoyant release.

Where should I start if I like Guillemots?

If you enjoy Guillemots, start with The Maccabees — their album "Colour It In" is a great entry point. Their intricate guitar work and dynamic arrangements create a rich soundscape similar to Guillemots' layered instrumentation.